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Quinn Windows' primary function is to help you with a variety of energy-saving home improvement products, from windows and doors to insulation and siding.

Did you know a wood door with a full lite of glass can be more efficient than a solid wood door? Rely on us for sound advice concerning upgrades that work well for your budget now and in the long run. The products we offer are all energy star qualified and use the latest and greatest in energy-saving technology like low emissivity film, argon/krypton gas, super spacer and much more.

Could the deal be any sweeter? Yep! Many of the energy-efficient products we offer even qualify for special tax credits making energy-efficient upgrades a no-brainer.
Learn more below.

2011 Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act ( H.R. 4853 )

To qualify, windows, doors and insulation must be ENERGY STAR® qualified for the region in which they are installed.

Homeowners may claim 10% of the product cost (not including installation).

For the taxable years of 2006-2011, homeowners may claim no more than:

Products must be installed in the taxpayer's primary residence by December 31, 2011. New construction is not eligible.

Additional information may be found at: www.energystar.gov/taxcredits

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The QW Installation Advantage

A window is only as good as the installation it receives. A $600 window with a $20 installation is not going to look great or perform well from day one. If a window is installed poorly air can infiltrate your home and essentially make replacing your windows a waste of time. Even worse, if water makes its way into the house it could potentially cause thousands of dollars in damage. Discussing the options and details of the installation is as important if not more important than the options available on the windows themselves. This is precisely the reason Quinn Windows puts an extra emphasis on the installation process.

Why choose our crew?

Unlike certain large home improvement chains, Joe remodeler or that guy down the street with the big truck, we guarantee our work for 5 years. If you have a problem with a window we installed as a result of our installation, within 5 years of our installation, it is our responsibility to solve that problem.

We also use our own crew. We can even tell you who will be installing your windows when you order your windows. We use a crew of professionals who install windows on a daily basis. Our installers are on-time, prepared and neat. They are insured with both general liability insurance and worker's compensation. Have a problem with our installer or the installation? No problem. Call us and the owner will visit the job site personally to fix your problem.

Drafty doors are often the source of massive energy loss in your home. Quinn Windows replaces all types of residential doors. If a door isn't installed professionally or doesn't open or close properly, it can be a hassle to you and your wallet every time you walk through it. Most of our doors come standard with a rot-proof door frame made of cellular PVC.

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Steel Door

Doors made from steel are the most common type of door used when replacing an entry door. They are one of the least expensive options and are virtually maintenance free under normal use. Steel doors also offer some insulating properties and are extremely secure.

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Fiberglass Door

Fiberglass doors are another popular option for exterior use. This material is extremely resistant to moisture and bad weather. It offers strong insulating properties and is nearly as strong and secure as a steel door. Fiberglass is also resistant to the scratches and dents that can damage other materials like wood or steel. This product is generally more expensive than steel. Many fiberglass doors have more options and are even available with stainable wood grain appearance.

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Wood Door

Consumers can choose from many different veneers, with oak and mahogany among the most popular. No other material can match the weight and feel of a quality wood door. The biggest problem with using wood doors on an exterior opening is it's inefficiency and exposure to moisture and harsh weather. Did you glass with Low E film applied can be more efficient than a solid wood door? These doors are best used where they will be protected, such as under an awning or covered porch.

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Patio Doors

Whether you are looking for a replacement sliding glass door or a double French door, we have the materials and the experience to help you. Single pane aluminum sliding patio doors account for massive energy loss in American homes. If you still have a single pane aluminum sliding patio door you should seriously consider replacing it as soon as possible. The cost of heating and cooling homes is not going to get any cheaper!